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knockout phase.
"When we play like we
did (on Tuesday against
Olympiakos), with that
lack of concentration and
discipline, then we have
got no chance," defender
Per Mertesacker said.
"(Saturday s game) will be
a good opportunity to
come back to the Emirates
and play our football with
possession
and
dynamism."
Chelsea woes
There was one piece
of good news for Jose
Mourinho this week: The
Chelsea manager will not
face any Football Asso-
ciation action over the
comments he made to
then-club doctor Eva
Carneiro during a touch-
line incident in August.
But independent FA
director Heather Rabbatts
on Thursday denounced
the governing body s treat-
ment of Carneiro as "seri-
ously disappointing," par-
ticularly over the apparent
failure to interview to any
witness --- including the
doctor.
On the field it s been a
bleak few days for Chelsea
as well. After scraping a
draw at Newcastle last
weekend to slump eight
points behind the leaders,
Chelsea lost to FC Porto
in the Champions League
on Mourinho s return to
his former club.
Chelsea on Saturday
hosts a Southampton side
sitting a point higher in
the league. Both games
between them last season
were 1-1 draws.
City fight back
Securing victory over
Borussia Moenchenglad-
bach in the 90th minute
on Wednesday could be
the9 spark to get Man-
chester City s season back
on track after back-to-
back Premier League loss-
es.
"We need to get back
to the first five games of
the Premier League, where
we were more of a bal-
anced team," City goal-
keeper Joe Hart said ahead
of Saturday s game against
Newcastle.
Ings getting better
Danny Ings started the
season on the periphery
at Liverpool after his off-
season move from rele-
gated Burnley. Now he s
establishing himself as a
regular, scoring two goals
in the last three games,
and has been called up by
England.
"He is someone we fol-
lowed very closely," Eng-
land coach Roy Hodgson
said of Ings, who is likely
to partner Daniel Sturridge
up front in the Merseyside
derby against Everton on
Sunday with Christian
Benteke still nursing an
injury.
Fans protest
Supporters from all 20
Premier League clubs will
combine at this weekend s
games to protest about the
cost of ticket prices.
The coordinated
protests will call for a cap
of 20 pounds ($30) on
away ticket prices, after a
2014 study showed the
average price of the cheap-
est tickets in the Premier
League has increased 15
percent since 2011. Fans
are expected to display
banners at matches.
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sports
Friday, October 2, 2015 www.guardian.co.tt Guardian
For the first time in 110
weeks, Manchester Unit-
ed enters a Premier
League game as the
leader. And a trip to Arse-
nal on Sunday is the per-
fect platform for Louis
van Gaal s side to justify
--- and fortify --- its spot
at the summit.
United swept to five
wins in its six September
fixtures in all competitions
and came from behind to
edge Wolfsburg in the
Champions League on
Wednesday.
"I do feel we are
improving," United mid-
fielder Morgan Schneider-
lin said. "At the start of
the season people were
talking about good results
and not very good per-
formances.
"In the last few weeks
I don t hear this anymore,
they don t complain about
the style of play or any-
thing and that is because
we have improved."
At Arsenal, though, it s
a familiar tale of early-
season torment. Arsenal
is only three points adrift
of United in fourth place
but two straight group-
stage losses in the
Champions League have
left Arsene Wenger s
team in danger of miss-
ing out on the lucrative
ZURICH---Michel Platini will be without his closest
adviser at UEFA as he seeks the FIFA presidency
while embroiled in the Swiss investigation into cor-
ruption in the global governing body.
Kevin Lamour, who heads Platini s office, has started
a pre-planned leave of absence with no date set for
his return, UEFA said yesterday.
"It had been agreed several months ago that Kevin
would take a leave of absence at the end of September
after the executive committee meeting in Malta," UEFA
said in a statement to The Associated Press. "The
duration of the leave has not yet been confirmed."
It comes as Platini pursues his campaign to succeed
Sepp Blatter as FIFA president in the emergency
election in February.
The deadline to pass integrity checks and be declared
a candidate is October 26 and Platini will be hoping
the Swiss investigation does not thwart his presidential
ambitions. He has not been accused of wrongdoing.
Platini was questioned by Swiss investigators last
Friday about a payment of 2 million Swiss francs
(about $2 million) he received from FIFA in 2011 for
work carried out up to 2002.
Blatter is being investigated as a suspect, while
Platini is being treated "between a witness and an
accused person," according to Swiss attorney general
Michael Lauber.
Platini loses adviser
amid Swiss probe United faces Arsenal in familiar position
Manchester United's manager Louis van Gaal, centre,
smiles as he walks from the pitch after his team's 3-0
win against Sunderland in the English Premier League
match at Old Trafford Stadium, Saturday. AP PHOTO
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